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Books Christmas special The Guardian Review team pick their books of the year and give their tips for presents this Christmas. With Claire Armitstead and Sarah Crown. Listen now on your computer Subscribe free via iTunes |
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Media Talk Matt Wells and the panel discuss the fall of Conrad Black. Plus, how Hammer horror films are getting a Myspace make-over. And we ask, is the BBC being a bit naughty with its ads? Listen now on your computer Subscribe free via iTunes |
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Newsdesk - our daily podcast UN climate change summit in Bali; nationalising Northern Rock; the Diana inquest; US presidential hopefuls' ads blitz; North Korea's Japanese abductees; and policing Manchester's Christmas shoppers Listen now on your computer Subscribe free via iTunes |
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Football Weekly Extra James Richardson and the panel discuss Fabio Capello, farm animals and the Premier League Listen now on your computer Subscribe free via iTunes More from Football Weekly |
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Music Weekly James Lavelle is the man from UNKLE and he explains how he's gone from being a music exec to live performer - he just can't remember how. Plus Plastic Little - a rap group from 'Philly who are a bit rude. Listen now on your computer Subscribe free via iTunes |
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Film Weekly Jason Solomons meets Jerry Seinfeld, star of Bee Movie, and the director of fascinating new documentary, My Kid Could Paint That Listen now on your computer Subscribe free via iTunes |
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Politics Weekly Nick Watt discusses the week in politics with Nick Gibb shadow education minister, commentator Polly Toynbee, and leader writer Julian Glover Listen now on your computer Subscribe free via iTunes |
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Guardian Weekly Musa Qala and poppy eradication in Afghanistan; India increases the speed limit; Radovan Karadzic at large; human rights in Australia; Oprah and Obama; the science of nothingness Subscribe free via iTunes Listen now on your computer |
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Science Weekly Physicist Frank Close tells us about cosmic onions and the science of nothingness. And Mark Pilkington explains the acquatic ape hypothesis Listen now on your computer Subscribe free via iTunes |
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Book club Alasdair Gray speaks to John Mullan about his novel Lanark and takes questions from the audience at the Guardian book club event Listen now on your computer Subscribe free via iTunes |
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Islamophonic Riazat Butt with neocons, comedians, sufi mystics and basketballers Listen now on your computer Subscribe free via iTunes |
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Brief encounter - Gerry Adams An in-depth interview of Gerry Adams, the president of Sinn Féin, by leading QC Nick Stadlen Listen now on your computer Read the transcript |
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The Heckle Brian Logan and Lucy Porter get to grips with all the fun of the Edinburgh Fringe for our daily comedy show Subscribe free via iTunes Listen now on your computer |
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The cheese diaries, episode eight Video podcast: In this final instalment, Guardian readers deliver their verdicts on Alex's Little Wallop at the Great British Cheese festival Catch up with previous episodes Subscribe free via iTunes |
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Brief Encounter Nick Stadlen QC travels to Israel on the 40th anniversary of the six-day war to quiz deputy prime minister Shimon Peres on the prospects for peace in the Middle East Listen now on your computer Subscribe free via iTunes |
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Haycast Sounds and surprises from the Hay Festival. Sarfraz Manzoor presents 10 podcasts from Hay-on-Wye Subscribe free via iTunes Listen now on your computer |
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Many Questions Lucy Porter chairs a panel of top comedians through the main news of the past seven days Subscribe free via iTunes Listen now on your computer |
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Ian McEwan The Booker-winning novelist talks to Guardian science correspondents James Randerson and Alok Jha about his passion for science Listen now on your computer |
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David Attenborough on climate change Sir David talks to Guardian science correspondent James Randerson about a life making wildlife documentaries and the threat posed by climate change |
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Tony Blair in power We asked a host of Mr Blair's close political friends - and enemies - what they think of his decade in power |
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Books: Doing Donne John Donne biographer John Stubbs is interviewed by Ruth Padel, and Harriet Walter reads from Donne's poetry Subscribe free via iTunes Listen now on your computer Subscribe to the podcast feed |
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Brief Encounter: Tony Benn In the second of these in-depth interviews,Nick Stadlen QC quizzes Tony Benn in unprecendented detail about socialism: its past, present and future Listen now on your computer Subscribe now via iTunes |
